Woodcarving – Page 18 – Woodworkers Institute

Gary Marshall takes a look at the lime tree, whose history lies back in ancient times. Think of a lime

There is confusion around the world over what a tortoise is. In the UK, we call the land-dwelling shelled creature

The author gives a brief history of chip carving and describes the tools and equipment you will need. Woodcarving popularity

Jason Townsend looks at knife skills in the context of working in-the-round. Knife carving is on the increase as far as

Having you recently got into woodcarving, or are considering doing so? Read on to learn how to avoid common problems

This nest of tables was made some years ago to complement a client’s existing furniture. Designed around the requested size

Colwin Way makes three fun projects, accompanied by his son. For most of us woodturning is an escape from the

Kurt Hertzog talks about the skew chisel. Of the many tools in a woodturner’s kit, the skew chisel alone usually